In response to requests from so many disappointed fans in the main centres who missed out on their sold out tour earlier this year, the UK's favourite hit-makers THE HOLLIES return to New Zealand with ...

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The Hollies were formed in Manchester in the early 1960s though most of the band members are from throughout East Lancashire Known for their distinctive vocal harmony ...

UNASHAMED nostalgia was the order of the day as The Hollies turned back the clock to the 1960s. With Peter Howarth maintaining the tradition of great Hollies frontmen, the current six-piece band ...

They were the mild men of rock and roll and have been churning out hits for the last 50 years. And now The Hollies are back on tour, visiting Birmingham next month. “We’re all good and raring to go,” ...

It was the Hollies first trip to the US, Good Friday, 1965, and they were playing the famous Paramount Theatre in Times Square. “We were the only white act there,” recalls drummer Bobby. “I remember ...

More than 50 years in the business and going strong, The Hollies return to the North West this spring. MARTIN HUTCHINSON caught up with founder member Bobby Elliott and asked the secret of their ...

British rock has produced many legendary bands, but few have matched The Hollies’ enduring charm. We often find ourselves humming their catchy tunes yet struggling to appreciate their vast musical ...

Celebrating 50 years in showbiz, The Hollies opened this excellent concert with three of their massive 1960s hits – Here I Go Again, I Can’t Let Go, and Sorry Suzanne. I first saw The Hollies in 1965.